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Malyovitsa peak (2729 m) Winter Alpine rout
| Dificulty/ Fitnes level: | 5/ 5 |
| Group size(min/max): | 2 - 6 |
| Suitable for: | 17+ |
| Days / nights: | 1/0 |
| Price from: | 200.00 $ |
Malyovitsa Peak (2729m) is located in Rila Mountain National Park.
Malyovitsa is a symbol of the Bulgarian alpinism and mountaineering, and is a natural base for alpine sports. Alongside the majestic peak Malyovitsa, there are dozens of peaks above 2000 meters in the area, which turn the Malyovitsa subpart into the most desirable place for alpine climbing in Bulgaria.
On the territory of the Rila National park there are more than 100 mountain peaks over 2000 meters in altitude. Among them is the highest mountain peak on the Balkan peninsula – Musala (2 925 ΠΌ).
Malyovitsa Peak is the 15th highest among these peaks, but it is certainly the most beautiful peak in the Rila Mountains.
Due to the glaciers in the Quaternary in the high mountain parts of Rila Mountain numerous glacial lakes have been formed – more than 120 permanent and 30 temporary, situated primarily in the deep circus beds.
The numerous glacial lakes and the lay forms define the alpine landscape, typical for the park.
The long winter and the abundant snow guarantee skiing throughout the whole winter.
The summer season (July-October) offers opportunities for a variety of hikes on routes of varying degrees of difficulty, climbing peaks and rock climbing. The highest alpine walls and most difficult rock tours are right here.
During the 50s, here was the only one of its kind in the Balkans, and one of few in Eastern Europe, school for training qualified personnel for mountain sports- mountain climbers, climbing instructors, instructors hiking, mountain guides, ski instructors tourism, ski teachers and others.
Malyovitsa Peak is the 15th highest among these peaks, but it is certainly the most beautiful peak in the Rila Mountains.
Due to the glaciers in the Quaternary in the high mountain parts of Rila Mountain numerous glacial lakes have been formed – more than 120 permanent and 30 temporary, situated primarily in the deep circus beds.
The numerous glacial lakes and the lay forms define the alpine landscape, typical for the park.
The long winter and the abundant snow guarantee skiing throughout the whole winter.
The summer season (July-October) offers opportunities for a variety of hikes on routes of varying degrees of difficulty, climbing peaks and rock climbing. The highest alpine walls and most difficult rock tours are right here.
During the 50s, here was the only one of its kind in the Balkans, and one of few in Eastern Europe, school for training qualified personnel for mountain sports- mountain climbers, climbing instructors, instructors hiking, mountain guides, ski instructors tourism, ski teachers and others.
THE PRICE INCLUDES:
- Transport from Sofia to the starting point of the route and back
- Profesional english speaking Mountain guide
- General climbing equipment
- Mountain insurance
- National park entrance fees
THE PRICE DOESN'T INCLUDE:
- Meals
- Personal expenses
- The entrance fees of the visited tourist sites and attractions
THE PRICE IS VALID IF:
- There are at least 2 adult tourists.
the excursion can be carried out for an additional fee as follows:
- 3 tourists - surcharge 55 euros per tourist
- 2 tourist - surcharge 100 euros per tourist
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DATES & PRICES
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| SATURDAY 12 Apr 2025 |
SATURDAY 12 Apr 2025 |
Availble | € 200.00 | Not available |